Violinmaking: Carving the Scroll - benningviolins.com
Every violin, viola and cello has a scroll whose only real function is to be beautiful and to showcase the skill of the maker. The distinctive scroll found at the top of fine violins, violas and cellos is a purely decorative woodcarving that showcases the violinmaker’s skill as a maker and craftsman.The concept originated in the Baroque era.
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2019年6月8日 · Try adding a blob of mastic to the scroll and you will hear a difference, however insignificant in many cases.. The scroll is at the end of a long cantilever, and the chinrest certainly vibrates against my ancient jawbone.
Using Wood for Violin Makers | Oklahoma State University - OSU …
The most commonly used wood species for violin manufacture are spruce, willow, maple, ebony and rosewood. In general, maple is used for back plate, rib, neck and scroll, while spruce is an ideal wood for the front plate of a violin.
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Types of Wood for Making a Violin - benningviolins.com
To craft fine violins, violas and cellos, violinmakers require hard, strong and dense wood. Maple, Spruce and Ebony do the trick. There are a variety of woods used for making fine violins, including Maple, Spruce, Ebony, Boxwood, Willow, Poplar and Rosewood.Old growth trees from higher altitudes are preferable to violinmakers because the wood is harder, stronger and denser.
Wood selection and its effects on violins - van der Heyd Violins
The choice of the right spruce wood and careful workmanship are crucial to producing a high-quality violin top that optimally supports the individual sound character of a violin. Occasionally, rosewood (Dalbergia spp.) is also used for the violin bow. It is equally known for its strength, flexibility and durability.
Cello Style Viola Scroll - The Pegbox - Maestronet Forums
2023年9月15日 · I think the only pro for the cello-type scroll is the aesthetics, which gives the viola more personality without making it look like a big violin. The shoulderless scroll is more agile because it creates less impediment to the left hand in first position.
The Violin Shop: What are Violins, Violas, & Cellos Made Of?
2012年5月30日 · Although the fingerboard, tailpiece, and pegs are consistently ebony (with boxwood, rosewood, or carbon graphite tailpieces gaining in popularity; Fein's Peg Blog) with a maple bridge, the woods used in the body, neck, and scroll of the instrument undergo frequent experimentation.
Top 5 Most Charming Violin Scroll Designs of All Times
Violin Scrolls: carved into the tops of fine violins, violas and cellos are distinctive scroll designs, the decorative woodcarving that showcases the violinmaker’s skill as a maker and craftsman. Originated in the Baroque era, they are typically carved as a shape of a volute or rolled up the spiral and have also appeared as human or animal heads.
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